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Hello Erich,
Actually the problem that I have is similar and flows like this.
If I do a fresh install using my NSIS installer then OpenVPN GUI along
with the other tray icons show up properly and there is no problems.
If, however, I reboot the computer for some reason then the normal tray
items show up but the OpenVPN GUI tray icon does not show up any more
although the openvpn-gui is running as a process in the task list.
To get things showing up again, I either have to uninstall OpenVPN GUI
or kill the running process and then re-start the OpenVPN GUI application.
Also, all of this is on my XP so I am not sure about 2K.
Hope that this helps,
Lonnie
Erich Titl wrote:
Lonnie
Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
...
If OpenVPN GUI is active then it shows in the tray as an icon image and
the user can "right-click" to connect and disconnect without any problems.
The problem I am getting is that if the computer is re-booted then the
tray icon image no longer shows but if I try to start OpenVPN GUI then
it says that there is already an instance running and still will not
show the image icon.
We ran into the same problem yesterday night, pulling our hair for
hours. It finally boiled down to driver incompatibility on XP, e.g. we
upgraded wireless drivers on XP with the latest from the manufacturer
website. Also other problems showed up, like not registering a decent
default gateway. So watch out on XP and for network cards only use the
drivers that come bundled with it.
cheers
Erich
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